A guidebook to contemporary architecture in Toronto / Margaret Goodfellow and Phil Goodfellow.

Main entry:

Goodfellow, Margaret, 1977-

Title & Author:

A guidebook to contemporary architecture in Toronto / Margaret Goodfellow and Phil Goodfellow.

Publication:

Vancouver : Douglas & McIntyre, 2010.

Description:

191 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 17 cm

Notes:
Includes indexes.
"Interviews with Bruce Kuwabara, Larry Wayne Richards, William Thorsell."
"Essay by Shawn Micallef."

Summary:

From small residences to Cultural Renaissance projects-all completed between 1992 and 2010 - this guidebook features over 60 contemporary buildings, landscapes, and public spaces that have transformed Toronto.
Organized by neighbourhood. the book has 14 maps, a host of descriptive texts, and more than 200 photographs to give readers an understanding of each project's context, key attributes, and merits.
This pocket-sized volume is for anyone interested in architecture. landscape architecture, and contemporary urban from, Let it guide you in your exploration of the cultural vibrancy of Toronto. --Book Jacket.

ISBN:

9781553654445
1553654447

Subject:

Architecture Ontario Toronto Guidebooks.
Architecture Ontario Toronto Guides.
Architecture
Buildings
Toronto (Ont.) Buildings, structures, etc. Guidebooks.
Toronto (Ont.) Constructions Guides.
Toronto (Ont.) Buildings, structures, etc.
Ontario Toronto

Form/genre:

Guidebooks.
travel guidebooks.
Guides touristiques.

Added entries:

Goodfellow, Phil, 1977-

Holdings:

Location: Library study room canada 266795
Call No.: NA747.T6 G6 2010
Status: Available

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